At the end of every season, the baseball media likes to focus on the league’s best players, going as far as honoring them after the season with arbitrary awards, based on meaningless things like “performance.” But these awards neglect some… Read More ›
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2018 Gold Glove Predictions
Defensive sabermetrics might be a notoriously imperfect science that lag behind their offensive counterparts, but that doesn’t mean throwing together some stats, some videos, and some passionate M-SABR writers won’t result in an excellent Gold Glove Preview. Stay tuned for… Read More ›
2018 Trades: The Best of the Best
Machado was the best player moved at the trade deadline, but does he win the title of best trade acquisition?
Breaking Down Clayton Kershaw’s Contract Option
Clayton Kershaw, in his postgame presser after Sunday night’s World Series loss to the Boston Red Sox, told reporters that he had three days to think about whether he would opt out of the remainder of his seven-year, $215 million… Read More ›
The Underappreciated Aaron Hicks
Hicks finished the season setting new career highs in almost every category. 2018 was also the first season in his career in which Hicks qualified for the batting title. He finished in the top 15 in the American League in runs, home runs, walks, OBP, wRC+, and fWAR. He was arguably the second-best center fielder in baseball this year (second only to Mike Trout, of course).
2018-2019 Top 10 Free Agent Predictions and Analysis
M-SABR’s Felipe Zwanzger takes an early look at the 2018-2019 offseason and offers his predictions for the upcoming class of free agents.
M-SABR Chat with NY Post’s Ken Davidoff
Recently, M-SABR had the chance to speak with Ken Davidoff. We discussed topics ranging from 2019 MLB Free Agency to the NL MVP race. Ken Davidoff has been a baseball columnist for the New York Post since 2012. He attended the University of Michigan, graduating in 1993.
Creating a Dynasty Part 6: Season One Review
Good thing the season’s over and I don’t have to worry about this roster until March. Until then, I just have to wait. And then after that, I’ll have to wait a little more. Still, though, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
M-SABR 2018 Postseason Preview
Well, we made it. After a long, exciting, and painful (for some of us) season, the MLB Postseason is finally here. It took 163 games to decide, but tonight we’ll see the Rockies take on the Cubs in what should… Read More ›
Brandon Nimmo: A Second Reason to Watch the Mets
Yes—an article about a non-Jacob deGrom Met. Max Brill highlights an under the radar breakout season from Brandon Nimmo.